Mauritania activists face prison sentences

The Mauritanian government has issued a four-year prison sentence against three activists from the "Eira" movement, following their report of a suspected slavery case. The Public Prosecution denied these allegations, attributing false charges such as forgery and defamation. The case began when the movement reported an 11-year-old girl believed to be a victim of slavery. However, an investigation revealed that she was living legally with a family friendly to her mother, and the prosecution decided to dismiss the case due to insufficient evidence. The events sparked protests and calls for the activists' release.

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